[Wuxia, Copycat Writer, Pretending to Be a Master from the Start, Mass Delusions]
When Mu Changqing was young, he saved a princess.
She signed a marriage contract with him, and he helped her seize the throne.
Years later, the princess, now an empress, sent someone to break off their engagement.
But somehow, Mu Changqing ended up with half of her cultivation?!
And so...
The Heavenly Rankings were shaken!
Mu Changqing went from an incapable good-for-nothing to the number one cultivator on the list.
Challengers came knocking one after another.
But Mu Changqing knew the truth: he was a fraud, and the cultivation he’d taken couldn’t be used directly.
To avoid getting beaten to death, he had no choice but to put on the airs of a great master.
From then on, he was either showing off or on his way to show off.
“My sword does not strike the nameless!” (Translation: Your rank is too low. Get lost!)
“My heart seeks only the stronger!” (Translation: If your rank is about the same as mine, don’t bother!)
“Only the peerless strong are worthy opponents!” (Translation: Someone ranked higher than me? I’m out!)
But there were people he couldn’t defeat with bluster alone.
Like the female sword immortal currently pointing her sword at him.
Still, if breaking off a marriage could grant him cultivation, then maybe he could...
To the witch: “I’m not that kind of man.”
“How dare you try to harm this venerable one, you demoness? Today, I’ll cripple half your cultivation!”
An enemy nation’s spy willingly became his maid, but he handed her a marriage contract instead: “I don’t take maids. I only take concubines.”
At court, an enemy nation provoked them.
He debated the scholars, overwhelming Great Qian with three hundred masterpieces and stunning the world with a poem composed in seven steps!
Beyond the border, foreign tribes invaded.
With nothing but a sword, he fought alone in a bloody battle to defend a city, earning the world’s respect as an immortal exiled from the martial world!
When all falls silent and swords return to their sheaths, one sword drawn in Chang’an will shake the world!
It's so beautiful. The empress and the male protagonist actually reconciled and they were very affectionate. In the beginning, they canceled the marriage of the uncultivated male protagonist and didn't send anyone to protect him. If it weren't for the golden finger, he would have died long ago. After the male protagonist escaped, he heard that something was wrong with the empress and went back. I really can't think of a reason for him to go back. In order to help the empress, his veins were broken and he fell into the empress's arms. He murmured that he had won the world but lost to her. It was so sweet and embarrassing.
It's super nice. If you don't have a red stone, you can give it a try.
Strong, men should be the emperors who rule the world